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Based on a talk at EuSEM 2024, this reflection examines the ethical questions surrounding artificial intelligence in emergency care. Thought experiments explore trust, bias, privacy and the human relationship with patients, alongside AI's potential clinical uses.

This podcast reflects on four days at the London Trauma Conference 2024, from cardiac arrest and prehospital critical care to trauma in older patients. The discussion also considers clinician wellbeing, training and the human side of caring for injured patients.

Explore key takeaways from the DAS 2024 meeting, including airway management in obstetrics, ethics of training, challenges in critical care, and international practices. Insights tailored for emergency and anaesthesia professionals.

Chris Bishop discusses the emerging use of VA ECMO for cardiovascular failure after trauma in this Tactical Trauma 2024 podcast. The interview considers patient selection after haemorrhage control, bleeding risks and the limited experience available to guide this approach.

What can a Japanese surveillance study tell us about the safety of fomepizole in suspected methanol and ethylene glycol poisoning? Greg Yates reviews the reported adverse reactions, the study's limitations and the uncertainty when the initial diagnosis is wrong.

In this podcast, Liz Crowe discusses the effect bad behaviour has on teams and ultimately patient safety.